Jordan rushed for 89 yards and teamed with McCall for a 70-yard scoring pass
that tied the score. Jordan had 39 yards on three carries on the decisive
drive, a 68-yard march that set up Brian Kopka's 19-yard field goal with 3:25
remaining.

Wake Forest (3-2, 1-2) got 128 rushing yards from senior Morgan Kane, who
became the seventh player in school history to surpass the 2,000-yard mark.

Wake Forest's Ben Sankey rushed for two touchdowns, but Matthew Burdick came
up 10 yards short on a 54-yard field-goal try with 68 seconds left.

Maryland did not get a first down on its either of its two third-quarter
possessions, but the Terrapins needed just one play to make it 14-all early in
the fourth. McCall slipped free from a potential sack by defensive end Kelvin
Jones, then threw a short pass over the middle to Jordan, who broke several
tackles to turn it into a 70-yard score.

McCall wound up completing 11 of 21 passes for 182 yards, helping Maryland
win at Groves Stadium for the ninth time in 10 games.

The Terrapins drove 50 yards on their first possession, capping it with a
17-yard scoring run around left end by Jordan, before getting just five first
downs the rest of the half.

Wake Forest tied it later in the first quarter on Sankey's 8-yard scramble.
The play capped a drive that accounted for 43 of the Demon Deacons' 70
first-half yards.

Wake Forest had a good scoring chance early in the second quarter, but it
ended when Maryland cornerback Lewis Sanders intercepted an underthrown pass at
the Terrapins' 3-yard line. It gave Sanders one interception in all five games
this season.

The Demon Deacons opened the second half with a 14-play, 80-yard drive on
which Kane and Sankey accounted for all the yards. Kane carried nine times for
50 yards and Sankey completed all three passes for 28 yards before scoring on a
2-yard keeper, putting Wake Forest up 14-7.